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Woot![woot.com] is offering a large assortment of 45 different Ray-Ban Sunglasses for anywhere from $65 - $80. Free Shipping when you log in with your Amazon Prime account. Woot! is an Amazon company.
Nearly bought the glass polarized lens Clubmaster ones, but noticed buried in the specs bulletpoints (have to click "see more" for it to show up) that they're Asian fit. On the past they've included that sort of info right in the title, so look VERY carefully through the details of all the glasses if you're thinking of buying. This store seems to be getting sketchier by the day.
"What is Ray-Ban Asian Fit? We get this question a lot and are happy to clarify the specific differences of Asian Fit designs. There are 4 main differences between standard sunglasses and Ray-Ban Asian Fit sunglasses.
1. Reduced Pantoscopic Tilt- The forward angle of a frame is referred to as the pantoscopic tilt. This angle can create uncomfortable friction for those with higher cheekbones. By reducing the tilt, your lenses won't rest against your cheeks.
2. Decreased Curvature of Frame Front- Typically sunglasses have a slight wrap design to provide optimal coverage. By decreasing this curve, the frame continues to follow the natural shape of your face and fits more comfortably.
3. Longer Temples with More Curve- Are you noticing a theme? Asian Fit sunglasses are all about comfort and working with your unique features. These temple adjustments mean a more secure fit.
4. Nose Pad Modifications- Ray-Ban Asian Fit sunglasses feature more pronounced nose pads to fit snugly on the nose and set the frame higher on the face. Say good-bye to the days of sunglasses resting on your cheeks!"
So could be good or bad depending on your face shape, but odd to bury that info at the bottom of the detailed specs dropdown
"What is Ray-Ban Asian Fit? We get this question a lot and are happy to clarify the specific differences of Asian Fit designs. There are 4 main differences between standard sunglasses and Ray-Ban Asian Fit sunglasses.
1. Reduced Pantoscopic Tilt- The forward angle of a frame is referred to as the pantoscopic tilt. This angle can create uncomfortable friction for those with higher cheekbones. By reducing the tilt, your lenses won't rest against your cheeks.
2. Decreased Curvature of Frame Front- Typically sunglasses have a slight wrap design to provide optimal coverage. By decreasing this curve, the frame continues to follow the natural shape of your face and fits more comfortably.
3. Longer Temples with More Curve- Are you noticing a theme? Asian Fit sunglasses are all about comfort and working with your unique features. These temple adjustments mean a more secure fit.
4. Nose Pad Modifications- Ray-Ban Asian Fit sunglasses feature more pronounced nose pads to fit snugly on the nose and set the frame higher on the face. Say good-bye to the days of sunglasses resting on your cheeks!"
So could be good or bad depending on your face shape, but odd to bury that info at the bottom of the detailed specs dropdown
Never knew... thanks
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1. Reduced Pantoscopic Tilt- The forward angle of a frame is referred to as the pantoscopic tilt. This angle can create uncomfortable friction for those with higher cheekbones. By reducing the tilt, your lenses won't rest against your cheeks.
2. Decreased Curvature of Frame Front- Typically sunglasses have a slight wrap design to provide optimal coverage. By decreasing this curve, the frame continues to follow the natural shape of your face and fits more comfortably.
3. Longer Temples with More Curve- Are you noticing a theme? Asian Fit sunglasses are all about comfort and working with your unique features. These temple adjustments mean a more secure fit.
4. Nose Pad Modifications- Ray-Ban Asian Fit sunglasses feature more pronounced nose pads to fit snugly on the nose and set the frame higher on the face. Say good-bye to the days of sunglasses resting on your cheeks!"
So could be good or bad depending on your face shape, but odd to bury that info at the bottom of the detailed specs dropdown
1. Reduced Pantoscopic Tilt- The forward angle of a frame is referred to as the pantoscopic tilt. This angle can create uncomfortable friction for those with higher cheekbones. By reducing the tilt, your lenses won't rest against your cheeks.
2. Decreased Curvature of Frame Front- Typically sunglasses have a slight wrap design to provide optimal coverage. By decreasing this curve, the frame continues to follow the natural shape of your face and fits more comfortably.
3. Longer Temples with More Curve- Are you noticing a theme? Asian Fit sunglasses are all about comfort and working with your unique features. These temple adjustments mean a more secure fit.
4. Nose Pad Modifications- Ray-Ban Asian Fit sunglasses feature more pronounced nose pads to fit snugly on the nose and set the frame higher on the face. Say good-bye to the days of sunglasses resting on your cheeks!"
So could be good or bad depending on your face shape, but odd to bury that info at the bottom of the detailed specs dropdown
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